Oxford University Clinical Research Unit

Oxford University Clinical Research Unit Established in 1991 with support from the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the Health Services of HCMC and the Wellcome Trust. Oucru also now works with it's partners in many places including: Thailand, Indonesia, and Nepal

The unit’s strategic aim is to have a positive and significant impact on global health and, in particular, the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases. This is being achieved via an integrated long-term research programme, contributions to training, the scientific literature, national and international meetings and membership of national and international committees.

The coded sequencePurposely ambiguous these coloured shapes feel scientific. They can be viewed as a sequence of chromosomes, a course of medical treatment, or a group of bacteria, even people. They may simply be a colorful respite in a sterile environment.

What the sequence does represent is the process of searching for answers – making sense out of something that at first has none. It represents problem solving and offers rewards to those that do. Very simply – each shape represents a letter of the alphabet.

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Oxford University Clinical Research Unit.
Purposely ambiguous these coloured shapes feel scientific. They can be viewed as a sequence of chromosomes, a course of medical treatment, or a group of bacteria, even people. They may simply be a colorful respite in a sterile environment.
What the sequence does represent is the process of searching for answers – making sense out of something that at first has none.
It represents problem solving and offers rewards to those that do. Very simply – each letter represents a letter of the alphabet.